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Turkish Cinema -Cannes Film Festival and Nuri Bilge Ceylan

Denizhan Nacar

Denizhan Nacar

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I love his work... Good for him!

Uzak being my favorite. That opening scene of the cousin walking through the snow for 10 minutes is amazing... also the sunken ships... i saw them last time i was in Istanbul several years ago. They are so cool. Jealous he got to use them as a backdrop first.... haha.
 
Ehy Denizhan, I'm a great admirer of Nuri Bilge Ceylan's films. Was "Once Apon a Time in Anatolia" shot on the RedOne MX? Thanks. Bob
 
Denizhan, did you work on it? or other Ceylan movies? I would have so many questions! You can't imagine what an inspiration NBC was for me.
 
I saw this film at the New Zealand film festival. It is slow, but gorgeous to watch, and I felt explored a reality based side of a crime, time and place amazingly while still being cinematic. Worth seeing, whatever it was shot on.
 
For those interested in the camera stuff for Once upon a time in Anatolia, after some check it has been shot with a F35 in HDCAM. See IMDB :

Camera
Sony F35

Film length (metres)
4310 m

Film negative format (mm/video inches)
HDCAM

Aspect ratio
2.35 : 1
 
Kristin Stewart said:
For those interested in the camera stuff for Once upon a time in Anatolia, after some check it has been shot with a F35 in HDCAM. See IMDB :

Camera
Sony F35

Film length (metres)
4310 m

Film negative format (mm/video inches)
HDCAM

Aspect ratio
2.35 : 1
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i filled this info on imdb :) how do i know? because i talked with DP.
 
I have been obsessed with Turkish cinema for a long time now. It is unbelievable how many auteurs have spawned out of Turkey in the past 20 years. Last year I independently was writing a wordpress blog leading up to the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival. I wrote a series of articles based upon the work of 2 Turkish auteurs. Those who are fans of NBC may also enjoy the films of Semih Kaplanoglu & Reha Erdem.

http://tiffblog2010.wordpress.com/2010/08/16/the-yusuf-trilogy/

http://tiffblog2010.wordpress.com/2010/07/21/reha-erdem-kosmos/
 
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Brian Rocafort said:
I have been obsessed with Turkish cinema for a long time now. It is unbelievable how many auteurs have spawned out of Turkey in the past 20 years. Last year I independently was writing a wordpress blog leading up to the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival. I wrote a series of articles based upon the work of 2 Turkish auteurs. Those who are fans of NBC may also enjoy the films of Semih Kaplanoglu & Reha Erdem.

http://tiffblog2010.wordpress.com/2010/08/16/the-yusuf-trilogy/

http://tiffblog2010.wordpress.com/2010/07/21/reha-erdem-kosmos/
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Reha erdem's "Kosmos" is remarkable ....
 
Ceylan is one of the greatest names of our time, legit successor of a prior tradition such as Antonioni's cinema for example. And he is alive and kicking (E :-)
 
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